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For the following figure, state which congruence method can be used to prove the triangle congruent. If no method applies, say none.

Q2.

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Copy and complete the proof.

The statements in Exercise 2 might be used as statements in a proof but they are given out of order. Find an appropriate order for the statements. (There may be more than one correct order.)

2. Given:AM¯≅BM¯,TM¯⊥AB¯

Prove:AT¯≅BT¯

(a)AM¯≅BM¯(b)ΔAMT≅ΔBMT(c)∠1≅∠2(d)AT¯≅BT¯(e)TM¯⊥AB¯(f)TM¯≅TM¯

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In Exercises 1-6 you are given a diagram that is marked with given information. Give the reason for each key step of the proof.

Prove:BE¯≅DF¯

Key steps of proof:

a. width="112" height="20" role="math">ΔABC≅ΔCDA

b.∠1≅∠2

c.ΔABE≅ΔCDF

d.BE¯≅DF¯

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Describe your plan for proving the following.

2. Given: PR¯bisects ∠QPSand ∠QRSProve: RQ¯≅RS¯

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In the following figure, the two-triangle shown are congruent. Then complete the following statement.

ΔPQR≅Δ___

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Complete.

IfRK¯⊥ST¯,thenRK¯ is calleda(n)?¯ ofΔRST

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Given: ΔKOP≅ΔMAT

Name three pairs of corresponding sides.

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For the following figure, find the value ofx.

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For the following figure, if ΔBOCis isosceles with OB¯≅OC¯then∠__≅∠__.

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OR¯is a common side of two congruent quadrilaterals.

Complete: quad.NERO≅quad?¯.

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